Modern Trends in Strength Training; Volume 1:
by strength coach Charles
Poliquin.
Proven Scientific Theory of manipulating reps & sets to increase
muscle strength, size and/or to burn bodyfat! - 57 pages $19.95
What is Modern Trends in Strength Training by Charles Poliquin?
Modern Trends in Strength Training is one of Charles Poliquin's
books which deals with such terms as Three sets of ten. Five sets
of five, One set to failure, Drop Sets, Negatives, Eccentric Loading
which can be confusing even to strength coaches and personal trainers.
Within a short time however, it becomes obvious that sets and reps
are at the core of all resistance training as revealed in Modern
Trends in Strength Training. Strength coach Charles Poliquin makes
it all make sense which makes results!
Trouble is, the ideal way to incorporate sets and reps into a workout
regimen for the best results has been debated by scientists and
coaches for decades. Unfortunately, most bodybuilding and weightlifting
magazines articles and exercise books are of little help since they
generally devote insufficient attention to set/rep schemes. These
exercise technique resources usually just show a few exercises to
follow (and maybe give some principles) and then leave you on your
own. Other weight training resources describe in great detail the
"one and only way" to train but neglect other proven methods.
This book Modern Trends in Strength Training by C. Poliquin will
change that.
The bottom line is that there is a minimum-volume threshold of
reps and an average rep per set necessary for optimal strength gains;
excerpt from Modern Trends in Strength Training.
As a bonus, the final chapter of Modern Trends in Strength Training
is devoted exclusively to the best set/rep strategies Coach Poliquin
has chosen from his 20 years experience as a strength coach. These
training methods will help you or your athletes achieve their athletic
potential as no others can!
Modern Trends in Strength Training will teach you:
- Manipulating Sets & Reps for Optimal Strength Gains
- Manipulating Sets for Optimal Strength Gains
- Poliquin's Top 10 set/rep programs for Maximal Strength
- The 5x5 Training Method is one of the more classic systems
for developing size and strength!
One of the most accomplished strength coaches in the world, Charles
Poliquin has an international coaching resume boasting over 400
Olympians such as Nanceen Perry, the World Record Holder 4 x 200
m, Michelle Freeman, number 1 ranked hurdler in the world, 60 professional
hockey players including Al MacInnis of the St Louis Blues, who
was the Norris Trophy winner, and strongest slap-shot in the NHL,
Joe Nieuwendyk, of the Dallas Stars, Conn Smythe Trophy winner and
Stanley Cup winner, Chris Pronger, Colorado, St. Louis Blues, winner
of Norris and Hart Trophy and world championship professional teams
such as the Chicago Bulls, Denver Broncos, Detroit Red Wings, Colorado
Avalanche, St. Louis Blues, Montreal Canadians, Toronto Maple Leafs,
Ottawa Senators, New York Rangers, New York Islanders, Calgary Flames,
Chicago Blackhawks, New Jersey Devils, Florida Panthers, and Tampa
Bay Lightning.
Charles Poliquin has also published Poliquin Principles & Manly
Weight Loss, German Volume Training, and Winning the Arms Race.
Modern Trends in Strength Training, strength coach
Charles Poliquin brings all his champion-proven techniques to you
into a multi-volume reference source. Modern Trends in Strength
Training; Volume 1: Second Edition explains the proven scientific
theories behind sets and reps, and teaches you effective ways to
help yourself or your athletes become bigger, stronger, or both.
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